By Olanrewaju Osho
In the past few days, few names have generated as much conversation across Nigeria’s social media space and WhatsApp groups as Daniel Bwala. From heated debates to biting commentary, his political journey has once again become a...
By Mide Alabi
If you grew up anywhere near an oil-producing community in Nigeria, gas flaring is not an abstraction. It is constant light without electricity, heat without benefit, and pollution without consequence.
What makes this more troubling is that, unlike...
By Olanrewaju Osho
Nigeria faces many governance challenges—corruption, weak institutions, infrastructure deficits, and policy inconsistency. But beneath all these problems lies a deeper and more dangerous phenomenon that receives far less attention:
STATE CAPTURE FOLLOWED BY ELITE EXIT.
This pattern describes a...
By Barrister Mide Alabi
Nigeria does not suffer from a shortage of energy laws.
We have the Petroleum Industry Act 2021 governing upstream petroleum operations, we have the Electricity Act 2023 restructuring the electricity market and empowering states, amidst a plethora...
Public policy rarely unfolds in clean chapters. More often, it evolves through cycles of expansion, distortion, correction, and recalibration. Nigeria’s economic management trajectory over the past decade and a half reflects such a cycle — one that offers important...
